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Neurogenic “wet flushing” - sympathetic cholinergic neurons stimulate sweat glands
Flushing due to "hot flashes"
"Dry flushing" - direct vasodilation from vasoactive chemicals, no perspiration
Flush due to histamine, kinins, prostaglandins, nicotinic acid, amyl nitrite
Most cases of idiopathic flushing are dry
Common causes of drug-induced flushing
Niacin
Nicotine
ACE inhibitors,
Corticosteroids
Catecholamines
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Common causes of drug-induced flushing